EP2768127B1 - Procédé et ensemble circuit pour réduire le courant de mode commun - Google Patents
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- the object of the present invention is to reduce the common-mode current flowing between the internal mass of an electric circuit and the earth, when electrical energy is exchanged between a source of electrical energy external to said circuit and a storage unit. of electrical energy of said circuit.
- the source of electrical energy belongs for example to an electrical network including, but not limited to, an electrical network in which the neutral is connected directly to the earth.
- the electrical network may be an alternating voltage network, polyphase or not, and this voltage is then rectified to supply the electrical energy storage unit of the electrical circuit, for example a battery.
- the electrical circuit is for example embedded in a vehicle and may include an electric motor for the electric propulsion of the vehicle.
- the vehicle still includes a chassis.
- the chassis When the power storage unit is recharged by the power grid, the chassis is grounded. Due to the presence of components, parasites or not, between the electrical circuit and the chassis, a common mode current can flow from the circuit to the chassis and loop back via the earth in the power grid.
- the invention aims to overcome the disadvantages of the above solutions to reduce the common mode current between the electric circuit and earth.
- the invention achieves this, in one of its aspects, using a method of reducing the common-mode current flowing between the internal mass of an electric circuit and the earth when electric energy as defined in claim 1.
- the electrical power source can be part of an electrical network and the applied electrical magnitude can reduce the common mode current to the mains frequency.
- the applied electrical magnitude can also reduce the common mode current to the first ten harmonics of this frequency of the power grid.
- the injection point can be connected to the power line via at least one capacitor.
- the capacitance of each capacitor can be of the order of one ⁇ F.
- the injection point can be connected to the power line via at least one coil, or via at least one resistor or via a transformer or via a combination of the components just mentioned.
- the electrical magnitude applied by the electronic component when the above process corresponds to a load of the electrical energy storage unit of the circuit from the electrical energy source of the network can cause the generation of an opposing current common mode current flowing in the power line downstream of the injection point.
- the current thus generated due to the application of said electrical quantity by the electronic component may have a value less than or equal to the value of the common-mode current flowing in the electrical line downstream of the injection point.
- This generated current is worth, for example, in absolute value at least 50%, better 60%, better 70%, better 80%, better 90%, better 95%, of the common mode current flowing in the electrical line downstream of the injection point. .
- the current generated due to the application by the electronic component of said electrical quantity can thus be an image as close as possible to the common-mode current flowing in the electrical line downstream of the injection point.
- the injection point can be connected only to the phase, respectively to the neutral, of the electrical line via an impedance without being connected to the neutral, respectively to the phase, of said line electric.
- the power line can be three-phase, in which case the injection point can be connected to each phase of the power line via at least one respective impedance.
- the injection point is not connected to certain phases of the line.
- the power line can be polyphase, the number of phases can be different from three.
- Said quantity may be applied by the electronic component at least as a function of a signal representative of the common-mode current, in particular measured upstream of the injection point.
- the electronic component can generate said magnitude at least according to a signal representative of the common mode current, the latter being measured at one or more locations of the power line.
- said quantity is applied by the electronic component as a function only of a signal representative of the common-mode current, in particular as a function only of a signal representative of the measured common-mode current. upstream of the injection point.
- the electronic component generates said quantity only as a function of this signal representative of the common mode current, the latter being measured in one or more locations of the line, in particular at a single location upstream of the injection point.
- the electronic component may, when said magnitude is generated solely as a function of the signal representative of the common mode current measured at a single location of the power line, be likened to a single gain loop.
- the electronic component can generate said quantity as a function of a signal representative of the common-mode current measured in one or more locations of the line, in particular only upstream of the injection point, and of a signal representative of the current flowing between said injection point and the earth.
- the electronic component can be likened to a two-gain loop.
- the first subcomponent may be identical to the electronic component according to the first embodiment. Alternatively, the first subcomponent may provide a larger value gain than the gain provided by the electronic component according to the first embodiment.
- the second subcomponent may provide a second gain to improve high and low frequency stability by suppressing the oscillations induced by the first subcomponent for these high and low frequencies.
- This second subcomponent can thus slave the generated current due to the application of said electrical quantity to a value equal to the product of the gain provided by the first subcomponent and the measured common-mode current.
- two separate measurements representing the common mode current can be used for the generation of said electrical magnitude.
- the measurement of the common mode current downstream of the injection point may make it possible to carry out a feedback ("feed forward" in English).
- the electronic component can be likened to a two-gain loop.
- the first subcomponent may be identical to the electronic component according to the first embodiment. Alternatively, the first subcomponent may provide a larger value gain than the gain provided by the electronic component according to the first embodiment.
- the second subcomponent may provide a second gain to improve high and low frequency stability by suppressing the oscillations induced by the first subcomponent for these high and low frequencies.
- This second subcomponent can thus slave the current applied to the injection point to a value equal to the product of the gain provided by the first subcomponent and the measured common-mode current.
- the electromagnetic filter also called “EMI filter” or “EMC filter” generally includes capacitors known under the name “capacity Y”.
- Capacity Y may connect to earth a point further connected to each conductor of the power line by other capacitors, and said current in the electromagnetic interference filter a measure of which is used as the input of the electronic component according to this third example of setting of the invention is for example the one flowing in one of these capacities Y.
- the electronic component can be likened to a two-way loop with added retro-action or feed forward.
- the electronic component can be likened to a two-gain loop.
- the magnetic core is for example a magnetic nanocrystalline core or ferrite.
- the signal representative of the common mode current may then be a voltage, but any other representative signal is possible, including the measurement of the common mode current itself.
- the signal representative of the current flowing in each phase can be measured and each of these signals can be summed vectorially to obtain the signal. representative of the common mode current.
- the invention can thus make it possible to dynamically determine the value of the electrical quantity to be applied to reduce the common-mode current.
- the electronic component may be configured to slave the value of the common-mode current upstream of the injection point, from which it receives an input representative signal, to a predefined target value, in particular zero or any value lower than the value. maximum allowed by the standards.
- the method according to the invention proposes to use an active filter to control the value of the common mode current upstream of the injection point preferably to zero, unlike solutions such as that disclosed by the application.
- US 2010/0295508 in which it is taught to inject a current identical to the common-mode current downstream of the injection point, so that by a law of the nodes, the common-mode current flowing upstream of the injection point, and therefore especially in the electrical energy source of the electrical network, is zero.
- the solution disclosed by the application US 2010/0295508 thus, it is not a matter of directly controlling the common-mode current upstream of the injection point to zero but acting indirectly on the latter by working on the common-mode current downstream of the injection point.
- the component can form an active filter of the common mode current only at the mains frequency, the latter being generally 50 Hz or 60 Hz.
- the electronic component can thus filter the common mode current for frequencies between 50 Hz and 500 Hz.
- the electronic component may have a gain in positive dB for frequencies between 5 Hz and 1.1 kHz.
- the electronic component may be devoid of field effect transistor.
- the electronic component comprises for example bipolar transistors, especially sized to withstand a Vce voltage of the order of 450 V.
- the electronic component can behave like a gyrator.
- the component can apply a single voltage between the injection point and the ground.
- each amplifier can be made using less expensive components than the components necessary for the realization of an amplifier alone ensuring the generation of said applied voltage.
- the internal mass of the circuit and the internal mass of the electronic component may not be connected together. In particular, they do not have the same potential.
- the electrical circuit may comprise a rectifier stage of the AC voltage supplied during charging of the electrical energy storage unit by the source of electrical energy, this stage having a positive output terminal and a negative output terminal , and the internal mass of the circuit can be formed by the negative or positive output terminal of said stage.
- the rectification stage may or may not be configured to adapt the value of the rectified voltage to the components downstream of this stage.
- the righting stage is for example a PFC component, in particular a bridgeless PFC component.
- the electrical energy storage unit is connected between the positive and negative output terminals of the rectifying stage.
- the above method is in particular implemented when this energy storage unit is recharged by the source of electrical energy.
- the electrical energy storage unit is for example formed by one or more batteries.
- the batteries can be mounted and series and / or in parallel.
- the voltage at the terminals of the energy storage unit, when charged, may be between 150 V and 450 V.
- the electrical power absorbed by the energy storage unit may be greater than or equal to 100W for example of the order of a few kW when the electricity network is single-phase, or even 20 kW or more with a three-phase network.
- the electrical energy storage unit may be on board an electric or hybrid powered vehicle and said unit may be intended to power an electric propulsion motor of the vehicle. More generally, the electrical circuit can be embedded on this vehicle.
- the electrical circuit may include inductors formed by the windings of the stator of the electric motor.
- the electronic component can be embedded in the vehicle or be placed outside the vehicle, being for example integrated into a charging terminal of the electrical network to which a connector of the electrical circuit is connected for the purpose of transferring electrical energy between the source of electrical energy, via the terminal, and the electrical circuit.
- the circuit can be devoid of galvanic isolation with the ground, although there is a parasitic capacitance between 0 and 350 nF, in particular between 70 nF and 350 nF, between said circuit and the ground.
- the invention further relates, in another aspect, to an electronic component for implementing the method defined above.
- the electrical circuit can be embedded on a hybrid or electric propulsion vehicle.
- the circuit may belong to any other electrical device, for example to a power supply system of an electric motor, synchronous or asynchronous.
- the assembly can be integrated into any system whose galvanic isolation is expensive, for example to battery chargers absorbing electrical power greater than or equal to 100W.
- this location may be on the power line upstream of the injection point.
- the common mode current upstream of the injection point can then be controlled by the electronic component to a predefined value, for example zero.
- figure 1 a set 1 in which the invention can be implemented.
- This set 1 comprises a source of electrical energy 2 of an electrical network able to be connected via a connector 3 to an electrical circuit 4.
- the electrical circuit 4 is on board a hybrid or electric propulsion vehicle. then part of the electric propulsion circuit of this vehicle.
- the electric power source 2 supplies, for example, an alternating voltage to the electric circuit 4.
- the network is three-phase and the voltage at the terminals of the electric power source 2 has an effective value equal to 230 V.
- the frequency of the voltage is 50 Hz in the example in question.
- the neutral N of the electrical network is connected to the earth, and a parasitic impedance 6 is interposed between the neutral N and the earth.
- the rectifying stage 8 comprises, for example, controllable switches such as transistors.
- the stage 8 is for example a PFC component, known to those skilled in the art for rectifying an alternating voltage, adapting the value of the rectified voltage to the load of the circuit 4, and comply with the standards in force as regards the value of the factor of power and the emission of harmonic currents.
- the electrical energy storage unit which is for example a battery, can be connected in parallel with this capacitor 11.
- This battery absorbs a capacitor 11. electrical power for example greater than 100W, for example of the order of 3kW when the electricity network is single-phase, for example a power of about 20 kW when the mains is three-phase.
- the assembly 1 further comprises a metal frame 12.
- the latter is potentially connected to earth via an impedance 16.
- This impedance 16 corresponds, in the case where the chassis is part of a vehicle, to the body resistance of a user of the vehicle when the latter touches on the one hand the bodywork and on the other hand the ground.
- the inductors 7 correspond for example to the windings of the stator phases of an electric motor for the propulsion of an electric motor.
- the windings 7 can then be connected to the electrical network according to the teaching of the request WO 2010/057892 .
- a capacity 15 models the parasitic impedances and / or the real impedances added for technical reasons, in the form of capacitor-type electronic components, in particular between the terminal 10 of the circuit 4 and the frame 12.
- Another capacitance can exist between the terminal 9 of the circuit 4 and the chassis 12, as can be seen on the figure 3 .
- the terminal 10 of the circuit 4 is here the negative output terminal of the rectifier stage 8 and the electric circuit 4 has an internal mass 13 which is here formed by the terminal 10. Due to the existence of this capacitor 15, the common mode current i can flow from the circuit 4 to the chassis 12 and circulating in the earth, loop back into the power grid.
- the terminal 10 is alternately connected to the neutral of the electrical network and to one of the phases of this electrical network. In the case of a single-phase electrical network, the terminal 10 is selectively connected to the neutral or the phase of the electrical network.
- a voltage E is thus applied between the terminal 10 and the chassis 12 connected to the ground and, because of this voltage and the capacitor 15, the current flows from the terminal 10 to earth.
- the electrical line 5 is single-phase, comprising a conductor 17 forming the phase and another conductor 18 forming the neutral N, but the invention is not limited to a single-phase line.
- set 1 of the figure 3 comprises an electromagnetic interference filter 19 integrated in the circuit 4 and comprising a capacitor 22, here being a capacitor Y, mounted between the ground and a point 23 connected to each conductor 17 or 18 of the electrical line 5 via a capacitor 24, being here a capacity X.
- an electronic component 21 is integrated in the circuit 4.
- This electronic component 21 is here configured to apply an electrical potential in a point 26, so that a voltage Vs is applied between this point 26 and the earth.
- the invention is however not limited to an electronic component applying an electrical potential, as will be seen later.
- This component 21 is an active filter configured to apply at a frequency equal to that of the voltage supplied by the electrical network an electrical potential from which the voltage Vs flows, this voltage Vs being applied between the point 26 and the earth and opposing the the voltage applied by the virtual voltage source 20.
- the resulting voltage applied to the impedances 6 and 16 is thus reduced, in particular canceled, so that the current flowing through these impedances 6 and 16 is reduced, in particular canceled.
- the point 26 is connected to each conductor 17 or 18 of the power line 5 via a respective capacitor 28 in the example described.
- Each capacitor 28 has in particular a capacity of the order of one ⁇ F.
- the potential applied by the electronic component 21 and from which the voltage Vs results is in the example considered generated solely on the basis of a signal representative of the common mode current i measured on the electrical line 5 upstream of the point 26.
- the component 21 is associated with a measuring system 23 of the common-mode current i traversing the electrical line 5.
- this measurement system 23 can measure a representative signal current in the conductor 17 forming the phase and a signal representative of the current in the conductor 18 forming the neutral, for example by means of a magnetic core, nanocrystalline or not.
- the value of a signal representative of the common mode current i can be determined.
- the electronic component 21 generates the potential resulting from the voltage Vs which is applied between the point 26 and the earth.
- the electronic component according to this second example of implementation. of the invention generates the voltage Vs both on the basis of a signal representative of the common mode current i traversing the power line 5 but also on the basis of a signal representative of the current Is flowing between the point 26 and the earth, this current Is can be called "output current of the electronic component 21".
- a second measurement system 45 disposed between the point 26 and the earth may make it possible to obtain a signal representative of said output current.
- the second subcomponent 61 forming the gain G2 is intended to stabilize the operation of the electronic component 21 at high and low frequencies by suppressing the oscillations occurring at these frequencies.
- the electronic component represented on the figure 4 receives on one of its inputs a signal representative of the common mode current i measured at a single location on the electrical line 5. This measurement is made here by the system 23 upstream of the point 26, that is to say between the connector 3 and capacitors 28.
- the electronic component 21 can generate the potential resulting from the output voltage Vs on the basis of two separate measurements representative of the common mode current i, these measurements being made in two different locations on the electrical line 5.
- the second measurement system 23 is for example disposed on the electrical line 5 between the capacitors 28 and the recovery stage 8.
- This second measurement system 23 provides at the input of a third subcomponent 62, generally forming a gain G3 , a signal representative of the common-mode current downstream of the capacitors 28.
- the output of the third subcomponent 62 can be compared to the signal supplied by the measurement system 45 and the result of this comparison can form the true input of the second sub-component. component 61.
- the gain G3 of the third subcomponent 62 may be unitary and add to the component 21 a feedback control.
- the electronic component 21 comprises an input stage 30 receiving as input the voltage measured by a conductor 31 wound around the magnetic core of the measurement system 23. This input voltage is representative of the value of the common mode current i in the electrical line 5.
- the stage 30 serves to amplify the voltage measurement thus performed while filtering the high frequencies.
- the output of this stage 30 then drives a stage 32 of summation of the signal coming from the stage 30 and a signal representative of the output current of the electronic component 21.
- This stage 32 makes it possible to control the output current Is at G1 gain product of the first subcomponent 60 and the common-mode current measured by the measurement system 23.
- stage 33 The output of the stage 32 then attacks a stage 33 forming a band pass amplifier.
- This stage 33 serves to increase the overall gain of the loop formed in this example by the electronic component 21, and to cut the low and high frequencies.
- the output of the stage 33 drives a high voltage output stage 34 which comprises in the example described two amplifiers 35 and 36.
- Each of these amplifiers 35 or 36 generates a voltage from a signal derived from the measurement made by the system 23.
- the two amplifiers 35 and 36 may be identical or different, and generate or not the same voltage.
- the first and the second voltage for example, both have an amplitude of about 300 V.
- the first amplifier 35 comprises, as can be seen, an inverter assembly 40.
- a first voltage is applied between the point 26 and the internal mass 42 of the electronic component 21 by the second amplifier 36 while a second voltage of opposite sign is applied between the ground and the internal mass 42 of the electronic component 21 by the first amplifier 35.
- the difference between these two voltages corresponds to the voltage applied by the electronic component 21 between the point 26 and the earth to reduce, better cancel, the common mode current i.
- a single amplifier can be used to form the stage 34 generating the voltage Vs.
- the figure 7 represents the Bode diagram of the electronic component 21 which has just been described with reference to the figure 6 .
- the gain in dB is positive for frequencies between about 5 Hz and 1 kHz. It is also noted that the electronic component has a gain of 31 dB between 50 Hz and 60 Hz, substantially at the power grid frequency, and a low phase step when the gain in dB vanishes. Around 5 Hz, the phase margin in this example is 115 ° while around 1 kHz, the phase is -105 °.
- the voltage Vs results from a potential applied by the electronic component 21 which is generated on the basis of three inputs.
- the first input is the signal representative of the common mode current i measured upstream of the capacitors 28 on the power line
- the second input is input is the value of the output current Is flowing between the point 26 and the earth, as in the example of the figure 5 .
- the third input is here formed by the value of a signal representative of the current flowing in one of the capacitors 22 of the electromagnetic interference filter 19.
- This third input is acquired using a measurement system 47 connected in series with said capacitor 22 and is processed by the third subcomponent 62 which allows feedback control.
- this third subcomponent 62 is then compared to the signal representative of the output current Is measured by the system 45, then the result of said comparison is received at the input of the second subcomponent 61.
- the Figures 3 to 8 relate to an electronic component 21 injecting at point 26 an electrical quantity which is an electric potential, that is to say that the electronic component 21 behaves as a voltage source.
- the electronic component 21 may be configured to inject an electric current at point 26, this component 21 behaving as a current source.
- the figure 9 represents a variant of the first example of implementation of the invention of the figure 3 differing only in that the electronic component 21 injects a current and not an electric potential.
- the third subcomponent 62 of the examples of figures 10 and 11 allows to implement a feedback.
- the invention can be applied to other circuits 4 than to those on a vehicle.
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